OWN Academy ’s Post

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭’𝐬 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐣𝐮𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬? I came across a post on LinkedIn about a two-week free Virtual Assistant practice project with Ada Patience Arembang , and I thought, Why not? This is exactly the kind of opportunity that aligns with my goal of growing, learning, and building my personal brand. A huge thank you to Ada Patience Arembang for offering this chance to add more real-world experience to my portfolio. Looking forward to the growth and lessons ahead! #VirtualAssistant #Grateful #Opportunities #BuildingMyBrand #GrowthMindset #VirtualpracticalprojectwithAda

Nevertheless, the Chief Executive still believe we are the best city in Asia and the World. The academy should represent the city's motivation and attraction. No new blood, No new ideas. Same as gov, corporate also. If you wanna enhance the competitiveness, attract and retain the new generation was your first priority. No pay, No gain. There is no free lunch in the world. #CoTRA #Coaching #TrainingAndDevelopment #Recruitment #Performance #DiversityAndInclusion #EmployeeEngagement #BusinessTransformation #HRTrends

Marketing Insight Report Introduction This report analyzes a marketing dataset from a superstore selling furniture, technology, and office supplies. The dataset includes both categorical and numerical variables, such as sales, shipping modes, customer segments, revenue, discounts, and profits. The objective is to uncover key patterns and insights to guide business strategy, utilizing pivot tables to analyze and summarize the data efficiently.Data Overview The dataset contains categorical variables like product categories, shipping modes, and customer segments, as well as numerical variables such as sales, profit, and discounts. Pivot tables were employed to aggregate the data by different dimensions, offering a clear view of the performance across various metrics.Key insights analyzed Using Pivot Tables 1.      Sales and Profit by Category Pivot tables showed that Technology was the highest performing category with total sales of $836,154 and profits of $145.454. Furniture, though having high sales of $741,999, had the lowest profit of $18,451, indicating inefficiencies. Office Supplies had moderate sales ($719,047) and profits ($122,490). 2.      Regional Performance The West region was the most profitable ($108,418), followed by the East, Central, and South regions. Despite the Central region having higher sales ($501,239), it had lower profits, suggesting inefficiencies. The South region had the lowest sales ($391,721) but a slightly higher profit ($46,749) than Central ($39,706). 3.      State-wise Profit Distribution California led with the highest profits ($76,381), while Texas and Pennsylvania recorded significant losses. Negative profits in several states suggest issues related to excessive discounting or high operational costs, which could be mitigated by optimizing regional pricing and inventory management strategies. 4.      Discount Impact on Profit Low discount levels (0–0.1) were associated with the highest profits ($320,987), whereas higher discounts (above 0.5) resulted in significant profit losses, with discounts above 0.7 contributing to a $70,614 deficit. Optimizing discount strategies could improve overall profitability. 5.      Shipping Modes and Sales Volume Pivot tables revealed that Standard Class shipping generated the highest sales volume ($1,358,215), while First Class shipping showed premium customer engagement with $351,428 in sales. Conclusion The analysis provided valuable insights into sales, regional performance, and the impact of discounts. Key recommendations include optimizing discount strategies, reviewing cost structures for furniture products, and addressing regional inefficiencies to improve profitability. you can check out my blog https://lnkd.in/dBu8Vibm https://lnkd.in/d9KMGqDk  https://hng.tech/premium https://lnkd.in/dNkpMenX

Blog Title: How My Internship at HNG Will Propel My Career Forward Introduction: Embarking on a journey of growth and development, I have set several professional and personal objectives for the next two years as a product designer. To visualize these goals, I have created an infographic that outlines my milestones, skills to acquire, and experiences to gain. This blog post will delve into how the internship at HNG will play a pivotal role in achieving these objectives. Link to Figma Infographic: https://lnkd.in/ds3FZKnn Professional Objectives: Mastering advance design tools and becoming proficient in it, enhancing my UX research, prototyping and animations skills, making contribution to the design community with blog posts that can help mentor junior designers and making collaborations with cross functional teams Personal Objectives: On a personal level, I aim to improve my time management and multitasking skills. Developing a strong personal brand by building a professional online presence, enhancing my communication skills, networking with industry professionals and pursuing continuous learning opportunities Milestones: Listed below are what i aim to achieve in the internship: Completing major design projects. Receiving constructive feedback from mentors and peers. Building a network of professionals in the tech and design industry. Skills to Acquire: In other to reach my goals as a product designer, I need to acquire specific skills, which includes: Advanced proficiency in Figma and other design tools. In-depth knowledge of design principles and best practices. Enhanced problem-solving and critical thinking abilities. Experiences to Gain: Experiencing the fast-paced and innovative environment at HNG will be crucial. The exposure to various projects and the opportunity to work with a talented team will enrich my understanding of the industry and prepare me for future challenges. Conclusion: The internship at HNG will be a launchpad towards achieving my career aspirations. With a clear vision of my goals, I am confident that this journey will be transformative. To learn more about the HNG internship program, visit https://lnkd.in/dp9BEV98.

Looking for Docent (Exhibition) Location: Bangkok Job Descriptions: • Conducting guided tours of the exhibition, utilizing the techniques of dialogue and storytelling. • Encouraging visitors to explore the exhibition. • Greeting visitors at the exhibition with high quality customer service and providing a welcoming atmosphere. • Serving as interpreters of the exhibition, helping to give the visitor a deeper understanding and appreciation of the overall experience at the establishment. • Actively involving visitors in the interpretation of the exhibition and giving them the tools of visual literacy. • Providing a broader understanding of the exhibition’s concepts and a context for the collection. • Assisting in preserving the collections by providing auxiliary security in the exhibition areas. Characteristics of a Good Docent: • Prepared – This means not only knowing your material, but also being on-time, and having everything you need for an outreach program or activities/projects in the exhibition. • Welcoming – You are the host!, the front line of the exhibition. Enthusiasm is contagious. • Pleasant tone of voice and grooming – You may want to practice speaking with a recorder or have someone. If your voice is loud enough, and always remember to face you audience so that those who lip read can see you and for the best projection. Communication includes the eye contact and pleasant gesture. • Interactive – The best exhibition experience is one in which the audience feels that they have participated. Not only does it help them to remember more of what they have seen and heard, it gives them a sense of ownership. • Open-minded and respectful – We all come from different backgrounds and have unique beliefs and opinions. It is important to respect each person’s views and be open-minded to new information. It is also important to remember that our own views should not be a part of the tour – we are here to guide visitors. Help them understand the context have a good experience. • Able to Read your Audience – Age levels, learning styles and cultural background enter into every tour. With practice you can learn to read your audience and see what methods of touring suit them best, what learning styles are represented, and if you are keeping their attention. Timing is another aspect of reading your audience – let them set the pace with their interest level. Interested candidates, please submit your full resume and recent photo to recruitment@skillboxthailand.com Facebook: https://lnkd.in/f_q8VWc #hiring #JobBangkok #NowHiring #NewJobs #หางาน #สมัครงาน #skillbox

[ 𝟭𝟵.𝟬𝟳.𝟮𝟰 𝗨𝗻𝗶𝗟𝗮𝗵 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗫 𝗔𝗻𝗻𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄 ] Last Friday, our team came together for a highly productive annual review session. Here are the key highlights: 🔖 Company Direction for Q3 and Q4: Our founder, Shawn, outlined the strategic vision and goals for the next two quarters. 🔖 Potential Pivots and Strategic Adjustments: We discussed potential changes in our approach to better meet market demands and seize new opportunities. 🔖 ⁠⁠New Features: UniLah will be launching 2 new features in the coming months. Some might know about our beta launch on the internship platform. We also have another exciting feature that students will love to use to connect with fellow students nationwide! 🔖 Team Resources and Allocation: We reviewed our current resources and planned their optimal allocation to maximize efficiency and impact. 🔖 Revenue Streams and Budget Allocation: We evaluated our revenue streams and allocated budgets for each initiative to ensure sustainable growth. 🔖 Employee Wellbeing: We ensure our employees’ wellbeing is taken care of. Our Malaysia team enjoys a great amount of team-building activities and offline interactions, and we are looking forward to including our remote team in Indonesia as well. Overall, it was a constructive and inspiring session. The team is now well-aligned with UniLah’s vision and mission, with a clear understanding of their roles and how their efforts contribute to our collective success. We’re excited about the journey ahead and committed to driving impactful results in the upcoming quarters 🚀 Here’s a cute group picture of our team from Malaysia and Indonesia! #LifeatUniLah #AnnualReview #TeamGrowth #StartUp #UniLah101

D E S I G N and B U I L D❗️ One of the Exhibition design & Project management for Bloomsbury India for their participation in the NDWBF back in 2018! ✨ 👉🏻The entire process for the project realisation, was carried out in the following steps: ✔️Client Meeting & Briefing ✔️Creative Ideation ✔️Design Proposals ✔️Budgeting ✔️Signing of Contract ✔️Off-Site Production ✔️On-Site Execution ✔️Project Management ✔️Client Servicing ✔️Client Feedbacks 👉🏻Each step in the planning process builds on the previous one and helps ensure that the execution phase is efficient and effective. Thorough planning helps identify potential issues, allocate resources appropriately, and set clear objectives, all of which contribute to a smoother and more successful execution. #ProjectManagement #Exhibitions #ExhibitionDesign #CreativeIdeation #ExhibitionProduction #SpacePlanning #CorporateExhibitions #InteriorDesign #SpacePlanning #Opentowork

It's been 6 months here in Mumbai and here's what I've learned: 1) Work is your soulmate This city has shown me the incredible dedication people have towards their work. From 20-year-old interns to established 50-year-old businessmen, everyone is working so damn hard. 2) People make you believe in your dreams Meeting the founders, business owners, and industry experts here has been eye-opening. They've made me realize that achieving great things is just about showing up every single day. 3) The way the city is built humbles you I'm in constant awe of how the city is built. On days when you feel accomplished, this city makes you appreciate the efforts of countless others before you. 4) You get used to a routine life I have always desired a routine and organized schedule in my life. Moving to Mumbai naturally instilled that in me and made me realize how much more you can do if you're organized. 5) Two sides of the city I initially thought Mumbai was all about concentrated wealth and luxury. However, experiencing local trains and seeing people sleeping on roads gave me a profound perspective. 6) It's easy to get carried away Along with all the good things, this city can easily distract you from your goals. The distractions are immense, and you must make a conscious effort every day to stay focused on why you came here. Excited to see what comes next! :)

Recently, one of our most loved interns Handy Dermawan visited our office in Beijing and brought some delicious Indonesian noodles and spicy sauces. This summer, Handy graduated with his bachelor's degree from The University of Nottingham Ningbo China. The past 4 years have been a unique time for international students in China. So we asked him what his experience was like. 1.   How was your experience like being an Indonesian student in China？ Loved it! There is a big Indonesian community in China which made it easy for me to adapt. I learned a lot from the local people and how fast China innovates and grows, making me wonder if I can bring something back to develop my home country. 2.   How was your experience studying at The University of Nottingham Ningbo China？ To be honest, I almost regretted it because I had to endure the disadvantages of online learning for 2 years. However, it turned out to be one of the best decisions I have ever made!!! The school handled online learning really well compared to other universities during those 2 years. When I arrived in China, I immediately felt like home. UNNC enabled me to meet amazing people and work on interesting projects that I am sure I could not get if I decided to transfer to another university (which I almost did). 3.   How was your experience at Venture Education 问创? It was one of the most interesting summer periods of my life. Working at Venture was my very first experience working in an international environment and they made me fall in love with Beijing and China as a whole. If I didn’t enjoy it, why would I bring those noodles and chili sauce from Indonesia to Beijing? If you are an international student living in China, we'd love to hear about your experiences in the comment section! If you're looking to gain work experience in an international and dynamic environment, check out our website for internship opportunities! Below is a picture of Handy and we wish him all the best in his future endeavours! #studyinchina #internationalstudentsinchina

📝Some Side Notes: 👩🏻💻🧑🏻💻About Participants: There are 30 females and 6 males. Selected through a rigorous process from various schools of Nanjing University, the participants are students from the University’s Bachelor, Master and Doctoral programs in diverse disciplines – International Politics/Relations, Diplomacy, Chinese/Foreign Languages and Literatures, Finance, Economics, Business Administration, History, Journalism and Communications, Sociology, Law, Philosophy, Social Security, Education, Information Management and Information System, Ecology, and Atmospheric Sciences. With highly diversified academic backgrounds, these young people do share some characteristics: they have passion for knowledge of the #UN and other international organizations, are ready to hone global competencies to contribute to SDGs and global peace and development, and are interested in exploring a career path in such setting. 🇺🇳About Speakers: They are all experienced UN professionals working at multiple UN entities, including various departments/offices under the UN Secretariat in New York, UNOG, UNODC, WHO, FAO, etc. It is so nice of them for offering to speak to the students, sharing their expertise and experience while exchanging ideas on a wide range of topics. They certainly set good examples for the students to forge ahead towards their kind ambition. In addition to giving presentations, the other reason drawing these UN personnel to Nanjing, the capital city of eastern China’s Jiangsu province and a vibrant metropolis with enriched history and dynamic economy, was that they were taking the “UN China Study Programme 2024” offered by the UN and Nanjing University Institute for International Students. This is a cultural initiative that celebrates its 20th Anniversary this year advocating for multilingualism within the UN system. It enables the participants to improve their Chinese Language skills and learn more about the Chinese culture and society. 📌More: It is worth to note that the students from the Summer Camp also acted as a language tutor for the UN personnel during their study journey in China. This further tightened the ties between the UN personnel and the University students with more interactions and mutual help. The lasting friendship as a result of this is a testament to the value of cross-cultural communication and international exchanges, and this is what we need to navigate through the ongoing chaos of international politics for an accelerated implementation of the UN #SDGs and a brighter future for the global community with a shared future for all.